A response to Netanyahu from the Belgian Prime Minister, whom Israel accuses of supporting terrorism

De Croo responded through his social media account to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who responded to his request to stop the massacre in Gaza during the joint press conference he held with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

De Croo, who was condemned by Netanyahu and accused by Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen of supporting terrorism alongside Sanchez, published the text of his speech at the Rafah border gate on his social media account.

“Read the words I said at the Rafah border gate regarding Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu,” De Croo said. “I’m still at the same point. No more civilians should die.” He said.

In his statement at the Rafah border gate, De Croo stated that Israel must act in accordance with international humanitarian law. “The killing of civilians must stop now. Too many people have died. The destruction of Gaza is unacceptable. We cannot accept that,” he said. Destruction of a society.” He used the following expressions.

We must stop settler violence and the killing of innocent people in the West Bank.” De Croo stressed the need to resume peace talks.

Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez said: “It is time for the international community and the European Union to recognize the Palestinian state. We must do this with the European Union. However, if the European Union does not recognize the Palestinian state, Spain will establish a state of its own.” Decision.” He assessed.

Netanyahu and Cohen responded to the two leaders’ statements, and the ambassadors of Belgium and Spain in Israel were summoned to the Foreign Ministry and conveyed a message of condemnation.